they represent thousands of works in california and northern nevada. there were no discussions until 2011 and council district 167 said they'll not agree to a rate until they see the transparency. eventually, the two sides met but it's a confidentiality agreement so kaiser wouldn't reveal the details but i'd like to see the process. if they're not able to of this city and say we're not going to answer your questions, we're going to go ahead, try us and leave it at that. thank you. >> next speaker please. >> good afternoon supervisors, my name is gus. i wanna say that whereas we've seen reluctance and initial reluctance to provide the needs that the committee was seeking of works are actually going down and whereas we both have seen kaiser taking disturbing stances on statewide legislation, i'm concerned about the approach that kaiser is taking with the city. the notion that an advance by this committee to request that kicked off their health insurance, that does that indicate a good faith attempt by kaiser to work well with the city. we heard represent

they represent thousands of works in california and northern nevada. there were no discussions until 2011 and council district 167 said they'll not agree to a rate until they see the transparency. eventually, the two sides met but it's a confidentiality agreement so kaiser wouldn't reveal the details but i'd like to see the process. if they're not

down across eastern arizona and parts of new mexico and some isolated showers across central and northern nevada, but it's more about the heat than anything else. excessive heat warnings still in effect. all throughout the rest of this week, unfortunately, even though temperatures have been dropping, they are only dropping by a degreefornia. not a whole lot of rain showing up on the west coast. we do have to keep an eye out for those thunderstorms, because lightning is, you know, such a trigger for those wildfires. >> definitely what we don't need to see more of. thank you, dylan. >>> john paul ii, closer to sainthood. >>> a former v.p. charged with stealing over a million in jewelry. >>> and the woman who sued paula deen, she is speaking out. >>> plus, the tale behind this fish believed to be 200 years old. >>> here are the stories making news this morning. a plane was forced to land in austria after both france and portugal refused to let it cross their air space. the plane originated in moscow and there were rumors edward snowden was aboard the aircraft. the rumors have been proven false. >>>

it is in far northern california, northern nevada moving away from us, a few sprinkles. but that rain chance is lifting away. high pressure building in. the unstable air is moving out. with high pressure to our east, we'll get warm inland, but we aren't going to get hot. so we'll stay warm, but not hot for several days. as we head toward sunday, top of next week, a stronger on shore flow will drop temperatures down. we're going back to what we can expect for july with two humid days. sunshine increasing tomorrow. warm, but not hot awe from the water with morning fog and afternoon sunshine near the bay. upper 80s tomorrow. your average is 87. san jose 81. fremont 75. we're looking at 86 for concorde. and 76 tomorrow for a high for mill valley. your extended forecast. we are staying right around average. upper 80s, low 90s. low 70s near the bay. a degree or two cooler as we head toward sunday and monday of next week. beautiful weather is returning. >> we'll take it. thanks, paul. >>> there's another battle brewing in berkeley with businesses. this time it's over wages. the

in northern nevada, the wildfire there has increased more than 19 square miles.s are about 15 percent contained. >> here in california, firefighters battled flames for a third straight day in the teher terrain southeast of julianne. the flames have burned about 4,700 a. so far. it has damaged or destroyed at least eight buildings and forced the evacuation-country homes along with several campgrounds. cal fire has been battling this fire since early saturday. despite their air and ground attacks, the fire continues to grow. over 1200 firefighters and 18 aircraft have been assigned to fight the flames. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. the fire is still under investigation. >> denny'y's red rewhite & ue puete stecialci are as aasmericarin as aasle p. the fire is still under investigation. >> especialcily, th, e applap e french tchst. come in itoday dafor spr ials sttingtit jut $4. $. onlyon at det nny'y' anarchy meets order. working with at&t, doctors set up a broadband solution to handle data and a mobility app to stay connected with their busine

in northern nevada, the wildfire there has increased to more than 19 square miles.e about 15 percent contained. >> 19 members of an elite firefighting hot spot crude will be remembered today in arizona. this is video of the curses of arriving on sunday. vice-president joe biden and arizona gov. jan brewer will be speaking at the memorial. the firefighters were killed june 30th it while battling the "yarnell hill " fire. the men were members of the press got fire department. their deaths marked the deadly is that for firefighters since 911. >> here in california, firefighters are battling flames for a third straight day. the flames have burned about 4,700 a. so far. cal fire has been battling this fires and saturday. despite their air and ground attacks, the fire continues to grow. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >> we will be right back. >> the time is 6:45 a.m.. air-traffic at s f o remain sluggish. this is video from our helicopter partnership with abc 7 news of the crash. delays into and out of the the airport are averaging between 60 to 90 mi

in northern nevada, the fire and there has increased in more than 19 square miles.fires are about 15 percent contained. >> here in california, firefighters battled flames for a third straight day in the rugged terrain south east of julienne. the flames have burn about 4,700 a. so far. it damaged or destroyed at least eight buildings and forced the evacuation of back country homes along with several campgrounds. cal fire has been battling the fire since early saturday. despite their air and ground attacks, the fire continues to grow. over 1200 firefighters and 18 aircraft have been assigned to fight the flames. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >> just crossing the wires we have just got word that and as a leader edwards snowden has accepted venezuelas asylum offer. snowden has and in the area of moscow's main airport for two weeks, so how he will get to venezuela is still unknown. his u.s. passport has been revoked. just crossing the wires, edwards snowden has accepted asylum in venezuela. snowden has been charged with espionage by the u.s. governm

heating from the sun, development in northern california, sierra nevada and thunderstorms today. look what has been happening in the last couple of hours. numerous lightning strikes, 228 and most of those are offshore. few have shown up north of ukiah and around the clearlake area. you might be hearing thunder shortly. the stuff is all moving to the north and some of it might be spilling to the northeast a little bit. keep an eye on that. we do have isolated thunderstorm possibilities heading in tomorrow. highs for today, it was 107 in antioch. 112 in ukiah, record tied. 111 in clearlake. 113 between clearlake and calistoga. 84 in oakland. down to san jose, 91. livermore was 102. here near the coast. fog around and sea breeze to keep you comfortable. upper 60s to the low 70s. excessive heat warning remains in effect for most of interior valleys, until thursday 7:00 p.m. san francisco coast and parts of the east bay, only locations out of that excessive heat warning. check this out. coit tower, 68 in oakland, san jose, 73 and half moon bay, 59 degrees. threw see the fire works goi

oftentimes the thunderstorms develop in the sierra nevada and in northern california like we saw happen earlier this afternoon. but it has now intensified and moved in our direction. still a possibility of isolated thunderstorms tomorrow morning. i will be back with a look at the heat wave. your fourth of july fireworks forecast is coming up. >> thank you. >>> now to the bart strike. negotiations continue right now at cal trans headquarters in oakland. we have team cufnlg and let's start with leslie -- we have team coverage starting with leslie brinkley. >> i have news for you. two, three minutes ago a cluster of negotiators on both sides walked out of the building and won't say a single thing and totally silent about whether they progress is being made. not a lot of optimism here. the good news is talks are continuing. the bad news is it doesn't look as though trains will be running on july 4th. >> what do we want? >> dinses of striking -- dozens of striking bart, woulders chanted in front of, woulders chanted in front of these glass doors. behind them tense negotiations underway. >> w

>> last week i made several statements in nevada both in the northern part of the state and southern part of the state. we have had two devastating fires. the one, 10 miles out of las vegas. just outside las vegas we have 12,000-foot mountain, mount charleston. we had a fire that burned there for 16 days. it burned square miles, not just acres, it was devastating and we had another big one up in douglas county in northern nevada and i said to everybody within the sound of my voice these fires are caused by global warming. it's happening. our winters are shorter. our summers are longer, hotter and drier. we had these fires sweeping the west, burning millions of acres and the next day i came out and i doubled down on it. i don't back off from that at all. i in church this sunday, i introduced myself to a handsome young man and he told me was from the marshall island. i didn't know anything about the marshall island and he said that there's 50,000 people live there. they have got a thousand islands. i said how are things going? he said really bad. climate change is ruining our islands.

oftentimes the thunderstorms develop in the sierra nevada and in northern california like we saw happen earlier this afternoon. but it has now intensified and moved in our direction. still a possibility of isolated thunderstorms tomorrowrn moing. i will be back with a look at the heat wave. your fourth of july fireworks forecast is comingp. >> thank you. >>> now to the bart strike. negotiations continue right now at cal trans headquarters in oakland. we have team cufnlg and let's start with leslie -- we have team coverage starting with leslie brinkley. >> i have news for you. two, three minutes ago a cluster of negotiators on both sides walked out of the building and won't say a single thing and totally silent about whether they progress is being made. not a lot of optimism here. the good news is talks are continuing. the bad news is it doesn't look as though trains will be running on july 4th. >> what do we want? >> dinses of striking -- dozens of striking bart, woulders chanted in front of, woulders chanted in front of these glass doors. behind them tense negotiations underway. >> we

northern california. it's the entire state, arizona, utah, nevada, it's new mexico, everybody hot. and it's going to stay hot inland until this ridge moves and it will not move until friday. it will be milder at the coast and the bay with a little bit of high cloud cover moving in but in general, this weather pattern is not going to change for about three more hot days. now, highs tomorrow look at morgan hill. 100 degrees for a high on tuesday. san jose you'll hit 96. but pacifica much cooler with a high of 71. antioch 106. pleasanton 106. danville 104. oakland with the high of 83. now, downtown san francisco will hit 76 and daly city only 70. santa rosa 99 degrees and another toasty one for lake county clearlake 107 degrees. here's your extended forecast right on through independence day july 4. we'll be above 100 degrees inland. right around 80 near the bay. and mid- to upper 60s at the coast. when will we see cooling? i know you're wondering. the answer is friday. not going to be cold. it's not even going to be chilly. but it will be lower than 100 degrees. mid-90s on friday inl

also in the northwest, nevada, it's out of our picture here. there's some to the northernt of the state. at least it's gone for us. it will be sun my for us today -- sunny for us today. warmer afternoon highs, temperatures 50s to 90 all over the place here. 50, 60, 70 coastal bay. 80, 90, inland. not much change over the next couple of days. it looks cooler for inland areas as we head into the upcoming weekend. >>> well, there's another delay in the shareholder vote to take dell private. we're scheduled to vote. michael dell is boosting his offer by ten cents a share in an intent to attract support. it's scheduled for august 2nd. >>> starbucks has combined combined with dan nan. they will produce a greek style parfait. it will be in starbucks stores next year and available in grocery stores by 2015. it expands on the pledge to offer wholesome foods. i need to find out if there's going to be coffee in the yogurt. >> all right. time now, 6:51. the investigation goes on into that landing gear collapse of a plane at new york's la guardia airport. the ntsb giving us a different

northern edge. big-time thunderstorms yesterday in arizona and southern nevada. so the mow tension is there. we're not -- potential is there. we're not in -- well, the box for thunderstorm activity is to the east and west of us. tomorrow maybe things will change. 50s and 60s. also out to the delta, port chicago about 25-mile-an-hour west wind. the fog is there. low clouds as well. a lot of those clouds rotating in from -- pretty good. maybe southern monterey county in line. tomorrow could be a different story. thick fog as well. some parts of the coast. i know coming through the caldecott, there was some thick fog. 60s, 70s and 80s. 90s, it's 99 yesterday in middletown and ukiah. it's still hot for some. upper 80s. 80s for some. 60s for others. there will be a big difference. i think santa clara county is held down. 60s, 70s on the peninsula. a lot of clouds, better opportunity for showers on tours. then it's out of here. sunny, night, morning fog. >> okay. >>> a push for immigration reform. a california immigration group that's pressuring congress to act. >>> new developments in the deadly

all those thunderstorms you see across areas of nevada and in towards utah and arizona and southern california. but northern what's going on right now. today we're going to see more of these storm as cross parts of the four corners. monsoonal activity will continue. it looks like for the next number of days. good news to get that. unfortunately we have some very heavy rain across areas of the southeast where we've seen just devastating flooding over the last couple of days. excessive heat warnings in effect across parts of the northeast. people need to know this, a dangerous day ahead today as these temperatures will be soaring into the upper 90s, at least it feels like some temperatures, some relief comes in by tomorrow. guys? >> thanks so much, rick. >>> meanwhile, there is more news to tell you about this morning. clashes are raging in egypt. more demonstrations are planned for today. this while the death toll there continues to rise. yesterday there were conflicting reports about who is in charge in that country. >> yeah, connor powell is live in cairo with the very latest on this. who is in charge at t